Tesla has deployed its largest Destination Charging station in Asia – a giant station with 50 charge points.

Interestingly, the station has been installed in Hong Kong, which was once a large market for Tesla, but it has since slowed down to just a few sales per quarter.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk once described Hong Kong as a “beacon city for electric vehicles” due to its extremely high rate of EV adoption. He might have as well called it a “beacon city for Tesla” since most of those vehicles were Tesla’s, which held over 80% market share in Hong Kong’s EV market.

But the government succumbed to pressure from other automakers last year and slashed EV incentives.

“We’re proud to have Hong Kong as the site for one of the world’s biggest destination charging stations, as part of our long-term commitment to Hong Kong owners … This underlines our continuous commitment to and investment in the Hong Kong market, as evident from these charging infrastructure additions,”

Tesla’s Supercharger Network, which offers faster charging (up to 120 kW) for long-distance travel, has been getting more attention, but the automaker has also been ramping up its Destination Charging network.